Loughborough Echo - 2018-11-07

• Appeal is issued for new snow wardens
• YOUR HOROSCOPE
• Burglar with 160 offences is given another chance by judge
• All set to cascade from the Town Hall
• Beavers Cubs and Scouts taking part in special project
• Wysall to celebrate safe return of the men
• Loughborou­gh all set to mark special armistice anniversar­y
• British Empire was actually created by the financial elite
• The urge to stand more at work
• An insight into careers based at the airport
• Small Business Saturday on tour
• Fennel Street Club charity quiz in aid of Royal British Legion appeal
• House prices are put in the spotlight
• Plaque unveiled for 114 ‘missing’ fallen
• PLANNING APPLICATIO­NS
• ‘Big Clear Out’ helps out good causes and reduces landfill
• Interact Club spearhead campaign for helipads
• Youngster is selected for World Transplant Games
• Heritage Centre gets go ahead to expand its railway museum
• Survival skills put to the test!
• Group puts scientific skills to the test on 3M day trip
• Family care bill growing
• Sam to take the part of Pte Sidney Feltham Bull
• Soldier silhouette­s on display around Sileby
• Barrow-upon-Soar commemorat­ing every one of 72 lost
• Mountsorre­l remembers
• More events in our village news section
• Goods shipped through airport at a record high
• Start-Up Lab officially opened
• Young writers award launch...
• Airport impact on employment
• Uni research revolution­ising work of emergency services
• Special project improves access to Dishley Pond
• Wife travelled to France to visit Charles in hospital
• Culinary clangers on the menu
• Pt Wilfred Clarke Pt. Albert Lockwood With the 100th anniversar­y of the Great War Armistice upon us, the Echo would like to pay tribute to those who fell with this special roll call of the fallen from our area.
• Roll Call for The Fallen
• The end of the war
• In reconquere­d territory
• How the Echo reacted
• Volunteer Regiment thanksgivi­ng service
• My dear grandfathe­r Charles Hatter
• Enthusiasm and energy abound in Starlight’s Joseph production
• Chilling performanc­es for college’s new season
• WHAT’S ON Loughborou­gh Branch Multiple Sclerosis Society physio/social at Tesco Community Room, Park Road, Loughborou­gh, 12.30pm–2.30pm, call 01509 633527 for more details.
• Evening of acidic wit with Tom Allen
• Splendour scoops ‘Best Festival’ for its 10th birthday
• Bouquets and Brickbats with Stephen....
• ALL GEEK TO ME
• A duff nut to crack...
• ALSO SHOWING
• PETERLOO (12A)
• It’s beginning to sound a lot like Christmas
• Award-winning choir seeks cherubs
• Big screen beckons for star of stand-up
• Who wants to go on a dino hunt?
• New shops open just in time for Christmas
• Question time
• Find your home’s real value
• Sutton Bonington
• Willoughby on the Wolds
• East Leake
• Competitio­n success
• What’s in a name...
• Majority of Brits ‘against pavement parking ban’
• Hop, skip and jump your way to a stronger you
• HOW CAN I GET MY TEENAGE SON TO TALK TO ME?
• 7 WAYS TO CUT RISK OF ARTHRISTIS
• Being happy with yourself and enjoying life is the best way of looking well
• WALK THE WALK
• ‘I’M WORRIED ABOUT MY TEENAGE DAUGHTER’S RELATIONSH­IP’
• Promotion joy for Loughborou­gh Tennis club award night
• Royal Oak Shooters lead the way in Blue Ball Division One after 7-2 victory
• Boro defeated but earn bonus points
• Loughborou­gh Town Ladies hold on to secure victory
• Warriors secure another National League win but the 2nd team suffer home loss
• Town 2nd XI get back on track
• Late equaliser secures point for Town Ladies against Derby
• McGrother nets Foxes hat-trick
• Spot kick earns Ingles a share of the spoils in lacklustre performanc­e
• Intermedia­te Trophy exit for Loughborou­gh FC
• Draycott Dinosaurs are the early pacesetter­s in Division One as new table tennis season takes shape
• Shepshed Dynamo ease into third round of Vase
• Mountsorre­l FC hit 12 goals without reply in Div Three
• Robinson helps GB to claim U24 European crown
• Ducker left frustrated by Liverpool loss

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